Scott had herself an emphatic season to finish her career as her 4A Westside team made it to this past season’s Upper State final. Since the high school season concluded, the Rams star guard landed a pair of offers from in-state schools. One of those was Erskine and the other was Columbia International and she ultimately decided on the Flying Fleet. Scott took to the court on 28 occasions for Westside and averaged 11.9 points and 2.8 steals per contest. This past season, Scott also reached a notable career milestone as she tallied 1,000 points for her high school career – one that has included winning a pair of 4A state championships with the Rams.

Scott was a SCBCA Preseason 4A Girls selection. Her Westside team may not have got the result it was looking for against a rejuvenated 5A J.L. Mann team, but Scott still had herself a game as she tallied 12 points to lead all Rams starters. Scott’s quickness enables her to get from one end of the floor to the other in almost no time at all. She particularly excels with making transition plays. The heads-up attitude Scott showcases as a defender enables her to be one step ahead of an opposing team’s offensive set. Scott is currently an unsigned senior but she recently landed her first offer as St. Andrews University has the Westside star on their radar.

Scott will be here for the Lady Rams to carry the bulk of the scoring production come this season. Ahri has been part of the last 2 state championship teams for the Lady Rams. Scott can knockdown perimeter jumpers and play active in the passing lanes. She averaged 10.8 ppg last season for the Lady Rams. Look for her to have a breakout season this year.

Scott helped the Rams win another Class 4A State Championship for the 2nd straight season. Ahri can stretch the defense with her ability to knockdown shots on the perimeter. She made 44 three pointers from downtown last season. Scott averaged 10.8 ppg last season.

Scott also entered the travel schedule following a wave of momentum when the Rams went back-to-back in winning 4A state championships. Scott was a top performer at Phenom Lady Rumble at Concord’s Carolina Courts and was one at well at War Games/Summer Slam at the Suwanee Sports Academy in Georgia. Her game includes the ability to drain 3-pointers and play productive minutes on the defensive side. Scott possesses a high basketball IQ and her defensive skills include trapping opposing ball carriers to put them in position to potentially be turnover-prone.